A generous neighbor donated 61 adult books (four bags) of all genres to the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720). This book was one of those donated.

Thank you so much!

Happy reading!

I selected this book from the Little Free Library of Twinbrook (#7720) to travel elsewhere...

This book is being released at the BookCrossing booth at the The International Day of the Book street festival in Old Town Kensington, Maryland, USA.

Read about the history of this festival here.

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It's a pity Dan Brown is such a horrible writer, because his plots are actually quite clever. It's more or less the exact same plot at The Da Vinci Code and the movie National Treasure - academic follows clues in famous landmarks to find something supposedly lost centuries ago - but it's a nice light read anyway.

This was leftover at the end of the Day of the Book Festival in Kensington, Maryland. I hope to continue its journey soon.

This book was one of the many given away at the 2016 Gaithersburg Book Festival.

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